bigbadwolf

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mockney piers Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Aaah, the Sundays. Lovely. You can just picture it can't you. Keele university, early 90's. We join our brave, intrepid new student Mockney on the dance floor at a union gig. Left home for the first time, eager to strike out and make new friends. The music is great if not a bit to the left. The throng of young adults moves to the rythme. We spot Mockney with his new hair style (parted in the middle) doing his best to fit in like most of us have done at one point. Classmate: "Hi there, it's Pepe isn't it? You're in my modern history class." Mockney: "Hi there, it's Piers actually but yeah, I'm in your class." CM: "Great gig tonight isn't it. Have you seen them before?" M: "No, it's my first time." CM: "Hey, it's really noisy over here, do you fancy getting a snakebite?" M: "Cool, what's your name?" CM: "Jackie." M: "That's a really nice name Jackie." CM: "Thanks. Hey, that's a really cool Phat Willy's T-shirt you've got on. Where did you get it?" M: "Oh my Mum boug.....I mean I stole it. Yeah I nicked it from Millets." CM: "Wow, you sound like a bit of a rebel. Do you like my Fruit of the loom jacket and Reebok classics? My mum bought them for me." M: "Yeah they look real neat. Hey, do you fancy coming back to my dorm to listen to some Nirvana?" CM: "I'd love to but I'm with some people I've just met in my dorm and I can't just leave them." M: "Oh O.K, maybe some other time yeah?" CM: "Yeah, see you in class Pepe." M: "Damn, I thought I was in there!"

dulwichmum Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Two days ago my favourite leather handbag was > savaged by my darling cockapoo and I sulked and > had a tantrum about it on Twitter. Mulberry have > contacted me via Twitter and offered to repair it > for me. Are you serious? That would be some pretty competative customer service.

The New Den's on Zampa rd in Lewisham's Silwood triangle, not south Bermondsey. Pinhead.

I know. When I heard it I thought it was a bit childish as well. Oh well, we live and learn.

Whoever Petunia is, keep it up. She's a refreshing change to all the other shadows on here.

Show us or tell us about some really inovative and impressive remixes or tribute. This one is sick from start to finish. Tchaikovsky would've been proud.

I went there for a friends birthday once Ratty, It's gash.

The foppish quiff sported by the drummer is a bit drastic though.

I also love The Sundays.

I've been listening to some of the work by Ennio Morricone, composer responsible for many of the academy award winning sound tracks to Sergio Leone's spaghetti westerns. I hope you'll agree that Susanna Rigacci provides a haunting lilt to accompany the score.

So do I. Without sounding as though I've got my tongue rammed too far up his jacksy, he is very, very good at picturing a scene from either a bygone age from Tony's memory, or from Tim Westwwod's Pimp my ride. Keep it up Ted.

You forgot the serving hatch Ted.

Keef: "Yes hello, I've recieved a letter from your bank telling me the overdraft that I quite clearly stated I didn't want has been reviewed and renewed at the cost of ?25. Could you explain why this is." Bank: "Stand and deliver!" Keef: "Excuse me." Bank: "Stand and deliver. Your money or your patience!" Keef: "I'm sorry, but I don't quite understand." Bank: "You have a choice. Either you hand over your cash or I'll put you on hold!" Keef: "Is this some sort of joke?" Bank: "At the moment squire, the jokes on you!" Keef: "Look here, I've been awfully patient with you people, now give me back my money!" Bank: "Sorry, can't do that." Keef: "Why on earth not!!" Bank: "It's ours." Keef: "No it bloody well isn't. You've stole it from me!!" Bank: "No, the government allows us to fleece those that deposit their savings with us. It's all above board. You've also incurred a ?100 bill for this phone call. You'll see it on your next statement. Goodbye." Keef "Fu......!!!"

Petunia, I don't know why but what you've described reminds me of the Rupert the bear picnics I went on as a child.

Ha ha, that was good Mockney.

Keef, I totally agree about the storyline jumping all over the shop concerning Che's routine of Guerrilla warfare and thrusting politics. I did get a bit frustrated with it being in Spanish with subtitles but I think Steven Soderburgh made the right decision. The story is set in a Spanish speaking country affecting Spanish speaking people. It would be wrong and unconvincing for it to be otherwise. However, Lets not spoil the film for Mockney eh.

Sorry Keef, I thought Benicio del Toro and Franka Potente did a fantastic job but both installations of Che were an utter mess from start to finish. I was very disappointed.

Mick Mac Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > bigbadwolf Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > D.M, > > > > What have I done to cause such a stressful, > angry > > response? > > > > Have you spilt some Jam? > > > Oh dear BBW - thats another week without DM > speaking to us. Double standards? http://www.dulwichmum.net/

D.M, What have I done to cause such a stressful, angry response? Have you spilt some Jam?

What on earth is urrrggggg for women to be subdued by the effect of jam?

Keef Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Tony, not quite sure why you've basically quoted > my question from the drawing room, as this is a > very different scenario, and nothing to do with > that. Don't worry Keef, it's this new bag of seeds he's trying out.

Whale

I think that was one of the many reasons to Keef's anguish/frustration Tony. Stop dropping these bloody seeds all over the place Tony!

Keef's house. Mrs Keef: "Hi love, we're back. Did you get the washing in?" Keef: "No I haven't, I've just been on the phone to the bank asking them why they've renewed my bloody overdraft that I didn't want in the first place!!" Mrs Keef: "Yeah, I was meaning to talk to you about that..."